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1. 几个 (jǐ gè): "several, a few; how many?" - Used to refer to a small number of people or things.
2. 几十 (jǐ shí): "tens, dozens" - Used to refer to a large number of people or things.
3. 几百 (jǐ bǎi): "hundreds" - Used to refer to a very large number of people or things.
4. 几点 (jǐ diǎn): "what time?" - Used to ask what time it is.
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几 (jǐ) is used to express quantity when referring to a small number of items. It is used to ask "how many?" or "how much?" and can be translated as "several", "a few", or "how many?".
For example, if you wanted to ask how many people were in a room, you could say "有几个人 (yǒu jǐ gè rén)?" which translates to "how many people?".
It can also be used to express a small number of items, such as "几个苹果 (jǐ gè píngguǒ)", which translates to "a few apples".
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几 (jǐ) is used to ask how many of something there is. For example, 你有几个朋友? (nǐ yǒu jǐ gè péngyou? - How many friends do you have?).
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